Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México: Student status, enrollment and graduation

About

Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México is a professional training institution, with presence according to enrollment in 2021 in Estado de México (4,904) and Morelos (5), with most of the student body centered in the municipalities of Ixtlahuaca (2,603), Acolman (1,399), Temascalcingo (534), Cuautitlán Izcalli (329), and Atlacomulco (32).

In 2021, Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México had 4,909 enrolled, of which 30% (1.49k) were men and 70% (3.42k) were women.

In 2021, the institution had 1,117 undergraduates, of these 293 were men and 824 women. The areas with the most graduates were Education (758), Social Sciences and Law (190), and Administration and business (169).

Same year, Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México had 69 graduates, of these 14 were men and 55 women. The areas with the most graduate students were Education (58) and Administration and business (11).

This institution had 168 bachelor's degree, of these 50 were men and 118 women, and being the areas with the most bachelor's degree students Education (146), Social Sciences and Law (21), and Administration and business (1).

Undergraduates, Graduates and Bachelor's Degree

Academic Status

In order to understand better the academic status, Undergraduates, Graduates and Bachelor's Degree definitions are presented according to the glossary of the National Association of Universities and Institutions of Higher Education (ANUIES).

Undergraduates: Student who, having approved all the subjects and established requirements of a study program during the immediately preceding school year, is credited with the respective study certificate.

Graduates: Student who at the end of the previous school year obtained the degree that legally recognizes the completion of the studies program, regardless of the year of graduation.

Bachelor's Degree: Student who at the end of the previous school year obtained the title that legally recognizes the completion of the studies program, regardless of the year of graduation.

Student Situation

The visualization shows the academic situation by campus and faculties of the Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México.

In 2021, the disciplines with the most male undergraduate's degree in the Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México were Master in sciences of the education (184), Law degree (40), Master in teaching and management of educational institutions (29), Degree in social work (15), and Doctorate in education sciences (7).

In the case of women, the disciplines with the most undergraduate are Master in sciences of the education (492), Master in teaching and management of educational institutions (114), Degree in social work (73), Law degree (62), and Teacher in teaching and superior administration (32).

Student Situation by Grade

In 2021, Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México had 1,117 bachelor's Degree, 69 cleared to graduates and 168 graduates of their studies.

Enrollments

Distribution of Students by Faculty

(2021): 4,909, Enrollments

Top 1 (2021): 3,063, Master in sciences of the education

In 2021, Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México had 4,909 enrolled. The areas with the highest number of enrolled were Master in sciences of the education (3,063), Master in teaching and management of educational institutions (391), and Law degree (378).

New Income by State

(2019): 2,568, New Students

Top 1 (2019): 2,360, Enrollments Estado de México

In 2019, the largest number of students enrolled in the Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México come from Estado de México (2,360), Ciudad de México (93), and Hidalgo (31).

Student Comparison

Enrolled and Graduates

In 2020, Colegio De Estudios De Posgrado De La Ciudad De México had 5,789 enrolled, of which 33.1% were men (1,915) Y 66.9% were women (3,874). In contrast for the same year, there were 69 graduate students, of which the 20.3% they were men (14) and the 79.7% they were women (55).